yeah no kidding ... all the 360 will need then is a browser, and it's domination will be complete ;-)
 

CodeCube:

yeah no kidding ... all the 360 will need then is a browser, and it's domination will be complete ;-)
 

After seeing that the spring update is adding support for Live Messenger I would think it would only make sense that the next thing we will see on the 360 is the rest of the Live offerings... like our live.com spaces, etc... that would atleast bring RSS, etc the 360, which would be a GREAT start!  It also brings in the whole live spaces community idea and some way to "filter" the content that is one the live network...

I would imagine the biggest problem with bringing a browser to the 360 is security issues that a browser would bring onto the 360... although I would guess you could just by pass the Live service all together and run the browser right off of the box connected the internet...

Yaggs:

with bringing a browser to the 360 is security issues that a browser would bring onto the 360... although I would guess you could just by pass the Live service all together and run the browser right off of the box connected the internet...

I'd much rather they take the time to implement a secure, Live-based browser than to let my Xbox be open for security breaches. I don't know much about browsers nor how easy this task would be for the people at MS, but I for one really won't care if I have a browser. I'd use it if it was there, but it's not like I can't use my PC or laptop to do it more efficiently.